It seems anybody with half a brain will see, "Hmmmm, 123 Main Street has been owned by ABC Trust since 2004.

Money sitting in the bank account is doing you no good, and most would argue you are losing money to inflation.As far as what to invest in, I can't answer that without knowing your goals.

I’m not here to argue I’m here to learn as well so if you buying houses for nothing down and you have done more than three in the last five years please fill me in and I will eat  humble 🥧.

Again, nobody is arguing you can't use a heloc to do this.

Arguing bought in May '22', why would you be selling 1yr later?

You can then also argue unfair valuations in the county elsewhere, or in my case, one of the lots is landlocked so claiming it has the same value as regular lots is nonsense since a road and easement is required to even get there. 

So, what your arguing is (a) today's prices are too high.

I was leaning to Cypress because it's moderate, but he was arguing for the Heights because of sustained demand inside the loop and high rent prices/quality tenants.For those of you who are experiences in buy and hold in the area, where would you like to be in if you had your choice? 

There is no law that requires you to continue answering questions or arguing with her.

I think once I read that, I was hooked and looked for "Rental Property books" and read "The ABCs of Real Estate Investing" and "The Book on Rental Property Investing" (Thank you Brandon!).